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I stared at her, the realization hitting me like a physical blow. Witches and wizards. High-born sorcerers. They weren't like us. Apart from Scarlet and Morgathis—who I knew were the last of their specific magical bloodlines—and Joel, whose elven family had perished in Theandor, I had never seen a concentrated court of magic like this.

In three days, the four greatest packs would march to hunt Mina Everyn. And Krugan… smiled. Everything was moving exactly as he planned. In the Woodstorm territory, oakwood walls and blue stone bastions rang with the clang of training weapons and heavy boots. Alpha Maeron drilled his warriors day and night. He gathered elite units—among them, shadow-trackers with the rare ability to trace lingering magic in soil and air. “Train them against partial shifts,” Maeron instructed his commander. “If that girl is part Umbrawolf, she won’t fight as a human.”

My grandmother was bleeding from multiple wounds, her movements becoming sluggish. We were losing. Then the factory wall exploded inward. Not from specialists. From something else. Wolves poured through the breach. Not pack wolves. Not specialists. Rogues. Dozens of them. Moving with coordinated purpose that suggested this was not random. This was planned. Leading them was a figure I recognized from Dante's club. Mara. She shifted to human form, weapons blazing. "Moretti sends his regards. And a reminder that anyone who attacks his assets faces consequences."

"I know. For what it's worth, Lyra's not as bad as she seems. She's just protective of the pack." "The pack?" The word felt foreign in my mouth. "The Midnight Mirage Pack," Mara explained. "That's where you are. We're werewolves." God, what was all these. Am I in a parallel universe or what? How did I get here?

Berriwott looked more and more frightened as his mouth continued to divulge secrets without his consent. “They are looking for an evolution or substitute of Pantiumite in order to provide energy for New-Man that can last forever.” “Who are the ‘they’ you speak of?” Berriwott bit his bottom lip and the answer came out muffled. “You will not attempt to keep silent when asked questions. Who are the ‘they’ you speak of?” This time, Berriwott had tears streaming down his cheeks as he gave away the names of his accomplices “Janon Trueman, Lilith Malfoy, Vox Madero and Kalifa Zeidner.”

He turned to me with a rare vulnerability etched across his stony face. "Linda, everyone I cared for has been lost to the ravages of time and war. But this—this fight—is to ensure that no one else suffers the same losses." His voice hardened with resolve. "Let's prepare; your vision is a sign we cannot ignore." We moved quickly then, the urgency of my vision propelling us forward. Every second counted—a fact Marcellus knew all too well. He began to chant in an ancient tongue, fingers drawing intricate symbols in the air, weaving a spell that would take us to where we were most needed. To my astonishment, not only was Marcellus a werewolf and seer, but he was also a warlock, similar to my own

"You are a tall fella, aren't you? So what's your name?" Lord Ravenclaw asked the half-giant wizard. "Rubeus Hagrid, your Lordship, keeper of the keys and grounds of Hogwarts." "Mr. Hagrid, so tell me, who is Aragog and why do you say it was not the attacker?" "Just Hagrid, please. Aragog is an acromantula, he lives deep in the forest now. And he never attacked anyone in the castle." The Bloody Baron added to Hagrid's tale just after.

He look around for anyone but he there was no one to call. "Imara, what happened to you? Who did this to you?" he asked, his voice shaking. Imara groaned in pain, but managed to whisper, "Rogues... they... attacked me." Aidan's blood ran cold. The rogues were a dangerous group of wolves who had broken away from some stray packs and lived on the fringes of the forest. They were known for their brutality and their lack of respect for the laws of the pack. Most of them walks around the woods looking for who to attack and weak packs to destroy. They were only meant to cause trouble everywhere.

Saoirse is a witch, but her husband is the vampire king. Out of the doorway, she hurried down the hall in the direction information suggested the exit would be. Quickly turning back at the sight of Raven; another one of Marius's followers. Vampires always endured enemies. An impressive rise of them in the past few hundred years Every hunter joining the cause is trained for years before being given a target. Marius and his faithful four are the most lethal. Once capturing a witch, enslaved to grant eternal youth to whomever they needed. So, although they might appear young, they were well over two centuries old. Must find a way out of the castle if she wanted to survive.

He was the leader of a pack of hybrids, a group of individuals who, like him, bore the traits of both vampires and werewolves. The pack was a formidable force, respected and feared by all who crossed their path. They were fiercely loyal to one another, bound by the shared experience of being outcasts in a world that refused to accept them. As the leader of the pack, Athdal was responsible for ensuring their safety and well-being, a task he took on with unwavering dedication.